Hollywood Prefers Talking Animals To Older Women, Report Finds
Hollywood Prefers Talking Animals To Older Women, Report Finds
A new study delivers a wild stat: mainstream movies are more likely to feature a talking animal in the lead than a woman over 60. The findings lay bare how rarely older women land top billing.
Buckle Up: Netflix Is Remaking The Getaway
Buckle Up: Netflix Is Remaking The Getaway
Netflix is hitting the gas on a new adaptation of Jim Thompson’s The Getaway, reviving the outlaw thriller after big-screen runs in 1972 and 1994.
2026’s TV Cancellation Frenzy: Every Series Axed So Far
2026’s TV Cancellation Frenzy: Every Series Axed So Far
From a new Star Trek entry to stalwart procedurals, comedies, and dramas, here’s every TV series axed in 2026 — the full list of casualties across networks and streamers.
Vince Gilligan Teases Pluribus Season 2: Current Status And New Plot Details Revealed
Vince Gilligan Teases Pluribus Season 2: Current Status And New Plot Details Revealed
Pluribus Season 2 is rolling, with Vince Gilligan confirming the writers’ room is hard at work and hinting at answers to Season 1’s biggest loose ends — including what’s really going on with the Others.
Emmy Race Shake-Up: Dark Horses Poised to Upend the Field
Emmy Race Shake-Up: Dark Horses Poised to Upend the Field
Early Emmy predictions hint at chaos—dark horses are surging, presumed locks are wobbling, and the race is suddenly wide open.
Every Michael Scott Love Interest on The Office, Ranked From Awkward to Adorable
Every Michael Scott Love Interest on The Office, Ranked From Awkward to Adorable
From awkward flings to endgame sparks, Michael Scott’s love life fueled some of The Office’s biggest laughs and sweetest payoffs — here are the romances worth revisiting.
DTF St. Louis Creator Finally Explains That Heartbreaking Finale
DTF St. Louis Creator Finally Explains That Heartbreaking Finale
Steven Conrad dissects the jaw-dropping finale of the limited series led by Jason Bateman, Linda Cardellini, and David Harbour.
DTF St. Louis Finale Twist: Who Really Killed Floyd?
DTF St. Louis Finale Twist: Who Really Killed Floyd?
Seven episodes, endless suspects—DTF St. Louis finally reveals who killed Floyd, played by David Harbor, and the gutting finale twist will leave fans reeling.
DTF St. Louis Season 2: Renewed or Canceled? Here’s the Latest
DTF St. Louis Season 2: Renewed or Canceled? Here’s the Latest
Dark, twisted, and wickedly funny, DTF St. Louis left fans hungry for more — but will HBO renew it for Season 2 or pull the plug? Here’s where the show’s future stands.
Why Ian McKellen Is Praising Johnny Depp After Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol
Why Ian McKellen Is Praising Johnny Depp After Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol
Ian McKellen says Johnny Depp is back to spankingly good form, praising his Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol costar after a Hollywood hiatus.
Pluribus Season 2 Back On Track With A Major Filming Breakthrough After Recent Setback
Pluribus Season 2 Back On Track With A Major Filming Breakthrough After Recent Setback
After a run of deflating updates, Apple TV+ breakout Pluribus just got the jolt fans wanted: Season 2 is moving ahead in production, easing worries sparked by the recent delay chatter.
Brie Larson Teases Captain Marvel’s Next MCU Chapter as Avengers Doomsday Looms
Brie Larson Teases Captain Marvel’s Next MCU Chapter as Avengers Doomsday Looms
Will Captain Marvel assemble again? Brie Larson is keeping fans guessing about whether Carol Danvers will suit up for the next Avengers movies, leaving her MCU future uncertain after Endgame and The Marvels.
The Books Hollywood Can’t Stop Filming: The Most Adapted Novels of All Time
The Books Hollywood Can’t Stop Filming: The Most Adapted Novels of All Time
Hollywood never met a classic it couldn’t remake. From page to screen and back again, a handful of literary heavyweights keep getting rebooted, reimagined and resurrected far more than the rest. Here are the books filmmakers can’t quit.
20 Iconic TV Shows That Defined the 1970s
20 Iconic TV Shows That Defined the 1970s
While disco thumped and arcades lit up, television owned the ’70s. Here are the era’s unmissable shows.
ER Nailed the Fix for The Pitt Season 2’s Biggest Problem — 32 Years Ago
ER Nailed the Fix for The Pitt Season 2’s Biggest Problem — 32 Years Ago
Nearly three decades after ER changed TV, HBO Max’s The Pitt, starring Noah Wyle, is already drawing inevitable comparisons to the genre-defining medical drama.
Johnny Depp Spotted Filming a Mystery Horror Movie — Here’s What We Know So Far
Johnny Depp Spotted Filming a Mystery Horror Movie — Here’s What We Know So Far
Johnny Depp has been spotted filming a mysterious horror project in Maidstone, Kent, as early details of his next movie begin to surface.
Sebastian Stan Nearly Became Green Lantern Before Reynolds
Sebastian Stan Nearly Became Green Lantern Before Reynolds
Sebastian Stan was once in the running for Green Lantern, a part that ultimately went to Ryan Reynolds in the much-criticised 2011 film. Both Reynolds and director Martin Campbell have since reflected on the film’s troubled production.
Cate Blanchett Returns as Valka in Live-Action Dragon Sequel
Cate Blanchett Returns as Valka in Live-Action Dragon Sequel
Cate Blanchett is set to reprise her role as Valka in the live-action sequel to 'How To Train Your Dragon 2', joining a star-studded cast for the much-anticipated 2027 release.
How ‘Up the Junction’ Forced Britain to Rethink Abortion Laws
How ‘Up the Junction’ Forced Britain to Rethink Abortion Laws
Ken Loach’s 1968 TV drama ‘Up the Junction’ shocked the nation with its unflinching look at working-class life and illegal abortion, igniting debate that helped shape the Abortion Act 1967.
Rhea Seehorn Promises Swift Return for Pluribus Series
Rhea Seehorn Promises Swift Return for Pluribus Series
Rhea Seehorn assures fans that Pluribus will not be kept waiting for its second series, as Vince Gilligan and the creative team are already hard at work. New episodes, however, are not expected until next year.